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2Enter your user name and password.

3Click LOG IN NOW.

Gateway configuration

The MCP views the CS 2000 as a type of gateway. To complete calls between the MCP and the CS 2000, gateways, gateway routes, and virtual trunk groups need to be configured.

Note: A domain must be configured for CS 2000 interworking before configuring the gateway.

Procedure 2 Configure a gateway for CS 2000 interworking

From the SIP Provisioning Client,

1Click Gateways after you log in.

2Click Add Gateway. The system displays Create new gateway window.

3Enter the information for a CS 2000 gateway host. The CS 2000 gateway host requires the following information:

CS 2000 host name: The name of the server.

Port: The port number is 5060.

maddr: The IP address of the CS 2000’s Virtual Router Distribution Node (VRDN).

Transport protocol: Identify UDP as the transport protocol.

Example

An example of the gateway host information is shown as follows:

SIPSERVER:5060;maddr=10.10.10.10;transport=udp

4Enter cs2k in the Gateway Type field.

5Click Save to conclude the procedure.

Procedure 3 Configure a gateway route for CS 2000 interworking

From the SIP Provisioning Client,

1Click Gateways after you log in.

2Click Add route. The system displays Create new gateway route window.

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Contents MCP Interworking Page Overview Interworking with PRI-enabled switchesHow is this chapter organized Functional descriptionSupported services Interworking with CS VPN Dialing MCP/CS 2000 Network viewCall Transfer Call ForwardAd Hoc Conference calls Media NegotiationRecursive Search Long Call Audit TimersHold RetrieveSupported media Interworking with third-party gatewaysQoS Interworking with traditional phones Switching systemExisting Converged DesktopConverged Desktop Services Etsi Configuration RequirementsSIP-based voicemail servers Interworking with third-party voicemail serversTrunk-based voicemail servers SIP-based Voicemail Server MCP networkLine-based voicemail servers Trunk-based Voicemail ServerLine-based Voicemail Server How this chapter is organized UpgradesUpgrades Nortel Networks Confidential Nortel Networks Confidential Upgrades Page Fault management Page Configuring the MCP SIP PRI gateway Configuration ManagementConfiguring CS 2000 interworking Configuration tasksProcedure 1 Access the SIP Provisioning Client Login requirementsProcedure 2 Configure a gateway for CS 2000 interworking Click LOG in NOW Gateway configurationExample Telephony routes configuration Procedure 4 Configure a trunk group for CS 2000 interworkingProcedure 7 Configure route lists for CS 2000 interworking Node name configuration Configure domain or sub-domain profile+M node name configuration Non-N+M node name configurationCS 2000 node authorization Configuring traditional phone interworking Configuring third-party gateway interworkingMCP configuration Switching system configurationAssign SimRing On switch To a lineEnabling SimRing on the DMS Assigning SimRing on a DMS lineSimring ACT Viewing DMS SimRing informationConfiguring third-party voicemail server interworking Page Accounting management Page Performance management Page Security and Administration Page Page MCP Interworking